major fault

It's also because three major fault lines run through the prospective Bush foreign policy.

Its major fault was low speed, especially in a view of competition purpose.

"Everyone wants engineers to make sure there are no major faults," she said.

He died during a major fault in the range which bears his name."

The breed standard indicates that this is a major fault.

But its major fault may prove to be its size.

"All of the major fault lines of nuclear danger are growing."

To correct this major fault in the budget system, I recommended credit reform legislation two years ago.

Also visible were signs of six major fault lines.

"It is a major fault line in American society.

Balakot, it turns out, sits on top of two major fault lines.

As the inspection did not reveal any major faults in construction, the insurance was finally paid.

A secret government project created small earthquakes to bleed off pressure from major fault lines.

In spite of this positive point, there are four major faults with the report which have led us to reject it.

The European institutions, however, suffer from the major fault of not practising what they preach.

He has no major faults nor any extraordinary characteristics.

A major fault runs north of the Bénoué, roughly parallel to it.

The coalfield is crossed by several major faults which generally run in a north and south direction.

Last year an environmental group charged that major faults in the ground at one site had allowed radioactive materials to move up toward surface waters.

"The major fault with the Met plan is that it fails to offer policyholders the right to buy stock at the public offering price."

The third major fault line is between the Bushies and America's allies.

It wasn't very strong, this far from California's major faults, but it was enough to shake the house.

It can happen, but your margin for error is so minimal that you can't afford any other major faults.

Generally, the major fault lies in the unreliable iris linkage.